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Liability to make good damage.
Further employment.
Payment in England.
Powers of Crown Agents.
Marginal Notes.
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to one month's notice in writing on either side, at a salary in dollars equivalent to that which would have been paid had marriage not taken place and this Agreement remained in force. In the event of this Agreement being thus determined, the person concerned will not be entitled to a free passage from the Colony, and will be liable to repay to the Government the cost of her passage to the Colony.
10.—In the event of any pecuniary damage arising from the person engaged disregarding or failing to comply with any order, standing order, or departmental instruction, or from any neglect of duty what- soever on her part, she may be liable to a deduction from her salary to make good the damage or any part thereof, the amount of which shall be fixed by the Government.
11. Six months prior to the expiration of this Agreement, the person engaged shall give notice in writing to the Government, whether she desires to remain in its employment, and the Government shall thereupon decide whether it will offer her further employment, in which case the re-engagement will be on such terms and for such period as may be mutually agreed.
12. In the event of the person engaged being entitled on the expiration of this Agreement to any payment in England, before payment can be made it will be necessary for her to produce to the Crown Agents a certificate from the Government of the amount so due.
13. When the person engaged is not in the Colony, the Crown Agents for the Colonies, when duly authorised by the Government or by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, shall be entitled to exercise any of the powers of the Government under this Agreement.
14. The marginal notes are for convenience only and do not form part of the Agreement.
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